Hi, I'm Hunter!

Senior Software Engineer, Blogger,
Cetacean Enthusiast, Taco Bell Fanboy,
Freelancer, Slinger of Dank Code.

I'm a Senior Software Engineer from Kansas City, and I'm excited to welcome you to my blog! Here, you'll find a diverse range of content, from intriguing short stories to informative coding-related articles and tutorials. Happy Coding and enjoy your stay!🤘🐋

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Get To Know Me

Howdy folks, my name is Hunter and I am a Senior Software Engineer currently working for VML. Whether it's writing, teaching, learning, or writing about code - I just can't get enough. I started my coding journey back in 2018 when I made a career switch from being an IT Help Desk agent and enrolled in a coding bootcamp through the University of Kansas. It was then that I truly fell in love with coding. I had the opportunity a few years back to teach that very same course and it was super cool to come full circle. I currently am interested in Software Design & Architecture, Next.js, Vite, AEM, Java, Alpine.js, TypeScript and Tailwind but am always learning and revisiting technologies.

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Recent Posts

KCDC 2024: JavaScript Zen
Alpine.jsTech TalksKCDC

Thursday, Jun 27, 2024

KCDC 2024: JavaScript Zen

Resources for 'JavaScript Zen: Simplifying Frontend Development With Alpine.js' presented at KCDC 2024

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Master React Basics: Components, Props & State Management Explained
ReactJavaScript

Friday, Mar 24, 2023

Master React Basics: Components, Props & State Management Explained

Unlock the core concepts of React development with our in-depth guide on components, props, and state. Learn how to structure React applications like a pro and create engaging user experiences.

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The beginner's guide to publishing your first package on npm
JavaScriptTypeScriptNode

Thursday, Jul 21, 2022

The beginner's guide to publishing your first package on npm

Publishing a package to npm is easier than you think! In this article, we will take a look at how you can publish your first package to npm.

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